Rock

Rock LPN, RN

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  1. Mid manhattan/brooklyn adult lpn

    i went to lpn midtown when it was called central school for lpns. it was twelve (12) months in length and intensive, but we became crackerjack nurses. many of us went on to further our careers, rn,...
  2. career change question

    It shouldn't be a problem for you. Here in NYC, police and fire started nurses training after retiring, and were usually well received. Your medical corpsman experience is a plus for you. Good Luck...
  3. LPN Searching For Work

    Try VNA, Veterans Hospitals, Public Schools, in addition to nursing
  4. New name for nurses who are men

    Sounds good
  5. When it comes to giving a pill or changing a dressing, any gender may preside. But, when it comes to very personal care involving breasts and genitalia, it would be prudent to have a female nurse,...
  6. If your instructor was female, and you were a good looking guy, and the instructor had a bad case of member envy, there is no way in hell that you would receive a good grade or even pass the
  7. Question about LPN endorsement from NJ to NY

    In addition, they have a telephone number for any inquiries:
  8. Question about LPN endorsement from NJ to NY

    As I review my NJ license from 1985, I find the following address: State of New Jersey Division of Consumer Affairs Richard Hughes Justice Complex 25 Market St 3rd fl Trenton Nj 08625...
  9. Question about LPN endorsement from NJ to NY

    NY and NJ have always had reciprocity. Just fill out your part of the form and send it to the agency that issues NJ licenses. They will send an official report to NY and you will be licensed in NY....
  10. Well, there is another option that you may wish to consider. You could take training for LPN for one year, gain considerable experience, then join Helene Fuld School of Nursing for an additional year...
  11. Male RN wanting to get some advice.

    Move to a unit that is less stressful. Purchase a book, or on Internet, that describes on how to destress. In addition, you may want to further your education and perform supervisory
  12. We have more than our share of gay men and women in the nursing profession, but what has that got to do with how we perform in our duties? Who needs to know when you are caring for a patient what...
  13. Is being a Male nurse weird?

    Would a name change be more helpful? Something like Registered
  14. Male Nurses/female Patients

    I have had female patients on my service. The hospital, however, was mainly male because they were American seamen. When the occasion arose, and the patient required personal care, I called upon a...
  15. Helene Fuld program

    My understanding is that they only take seasoned
  16. Male Nurses/female Patients

    If it involves very personal areas, it should be done by a female nurse, doctor or
  17. Male Nurses/female Patients

    In my day it was called member
  18. Who HATES the term MURSE?

    How about Registered Medic or
  19. Signing R.N., B.S.N. to name after retirement?

    Good Luck with your studies and licensure exam. I believe once you are certified by the State that you are a R.N., it's for life. But if you wish to indicate that you are no longer providing the...
  20. Signing R.N., B.S.N. to name after retirement?

    Disagree !! We're not talking about someone who has one or two years of experience, and then drops out. We are talking about someone who wishes to let it be known that s/he earned a R.N....
  21. Signing R.N., B.S.N. to name after retirement?

    If it makes you feel any better, sign R.N. (ret) after you name. I feel that I am still an R.N. even though I am retired, because I received the training and I earned the right to use
  22. Signing R.N., B.S.N. to name after retirement?

    I disagree. If you earned a title, it should be for life, whether you are active or
  23. Signing R.N., B.S.N. to name after retirement?

    I disagree. If you earned a title, it should be for life, whether you are active or
  24. Is being a Male nurse weird?

    I have always believed that "nursing" sounds too much like something that a female would be doing. Whereas, Registered Medic, for example is gender